January 5th
2009, the 13th day after Christmas. What were the 12 Scams of
Christmas, and could you put them into words that would fit the Christmas
carol “The 12 days of Christmas”?...
OK, I’m stating the obvious, the last 3
months of 2008 were hectic for my company but things were not helped by, what
seemed, a continuous series of colds being suffered by...
Twas the week before Christmas, so please treat this with some seasonal cheer..... Why is the cybercriminal like Santa Claus? 1. He/she often travels across the world to reach his/her...
The Safari (7% market share) and Google Chrome (over 10 million users) web browsers were reported earlier this week to have dangerously weak password management. The problem apparently stems from...
Earlier this year, we did some work for a hardware vendor to help them determine how IT departments could communicate better, and become more multi-skilled. To summarise, there was one...
It is already clear that the current market downturn is likely to have an effect on some information security teams in the form of redundancies, and several teams have already...
A week or two back Dr Louise Bennett, Chair of the Security Forum Panel for the British Computing Society (www.bcs.org) in an interview broadcast by Local Government TV (www.localgov.tv) said,...
The NHS has opened a public consultation on "the wider use of patient information", which essentially boils down to the sharing of anonymised and partially anonymised patient data for research...
I had an interesting experience the other day. One of my customers called me in a panic because their IP phone system was being disrupted by their antivirus software. This...
Whoever invented the term ‘the paperless office’, they should be shot. The world is getting through more paper than it ever has, much of it being printed off laser printers,...